A free audio guide to Paris
Discover Paris in a different way, at your pace.
CitySpot transforms your phone into a personal audio guide to Paris. Dive into the stories behind the streets and monuments of Paris, at your own pace.
Browse Paris by what you're in the mood for
Filter by the most popular spots, architecture, gardens and parks, or historic monuments, and see photos, ratings, and a short description before you commit to a detour.
Stand in front of a landmark and press play
Every point of interest comes with a written and narrated story — like Notre-Dame's 700 years of history — plus a simple way to mark it as visited once you've seen it for yourself.
A live map of everything around you
Zoom into any arrondissement and see every nearby museum, garden, and monument pinned and ready to tap — CitySpot fills in the map as you move through the city.
Themed walks built by people who know the city
Follow a curated route through the street art of the 13th, medieval Paris on the Right Bank, or the sites of the French Revolution — each with timing, distance, and a starting point.
Walk by neighborhood
Explore Paris, quartier by quartier
Every point of interest in CitySpot is organized by neighborhood, so you can go deep on one corner of the city or hop between several in an afternoon. Tap a district to read its story and plan your visit.
Le Marais
Montmartre
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Latin Quarter & Jardin des Plantes
Île de la Cité & Île Saint-Louis
Champs-Élysées & Triangle d’Or
Le Louvre & Jardin des Tuileries
Eiffel Tower & Invalides
Street Art
Opéra & Grands Boulevards
Bastille & Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Canal Saint-Martin
Belleville & Ménilmontant
Les Halles & Montorgueil
Fresh every week
From the CitySpot blog
Neighborhood guides, walking routes, and stories from Paris — a new post every week.
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Next week's post
A new neighborhood guide or walking route, posted every week.
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